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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Fijian MP.SELU I/seru/ Comb n
Gedaged MP.SELU Saz Head decoration made from feathers
Emae MP.SELU Seru Se coiffer, peigner
Sikaiana MP.SELU Selu (of hair) Combed
Tuamotu MP.SELU Paa/heru/heru Comb the hair
West Uvea MP.SELU Selu-a Peigne, se peigner, peigner, coiffer
Waya MP.SELU Seru/ti Comb something (out)
Hawaiian CE.SERU Helu-a To scratch the earth, as a hen; to dig with the fingers; to paw the earth, as an angry bull
Mangareva CE.SERU ʔEru Throw aside with hands or feet
Penrhyn CE.SERU Seru To thrash (in swimming), dog-paddle Uncertain Semantic Connection
Penrhyn CE.SERU Heru/heru Dig, rake, scrape Phonologically Irregular
Rarotongan CE.SERU ʔEru-a Scratch (ground, as a hen), rake through (with hands), scrape up, shuffle about, ransack
Rarotongan CE.SERU ʔEru Scrape (aside), slash
Tahitian CE.SERU Heru Gratter la terre (en parlant d'une poule), fouiller la terre
Tuamotu CE.SERU Heru Scratch the earth, scrape, dig out
Hawaiian CP.SEMA.1 Hema Left (Side)
Mangareva CP.SEMA.1 ʔEma Gauche; la main gauche
Niue CP.SEMA.1 Hema Left (not right); left-handed
Nukuoro CC.SEMA.2 Ssema Jellyfish sp
Tahitian CC.SEMA.2 Hema/hema The little fish called the nautilus
Takuu CC.SEMA.2 Sema Jellyfish sp., Sailor-in-the-wind [Velella sp.]
East Uvea PN.SEMA.3 Hema Couper de droite à gauche en talus, en sifflet
Fijian PN.SEMA.3 Sema Splice, patch Problematic
New Zealand Maori PN.SEMA.3 Hema To bevel, champer; tapering
Tongan PN.SEMA.3 Hemehema On the slope, diagonal
Hawaiian NP.SEMO Hemo Weak, exhausted; loose, separated, untied, unfastened, divorced
Hawaiian NP.SEMO Hemo ʔee Faint, scanty, feeble, gasping (as when near death)
New Zealand Maori NP.SEMO Hemo Weak, exhausted; passed by, gone away, disappear, be consumed, die, miss a mark, finished, cease; break wind
Marquesas NP.SEMO Hemo Attained, seized, smitten; extrait, separe, divise, ecoule, passe, termine, fini. Atteindre en courant (1904).
Mangareva NP.SEMO ʔEmo Céder, s'arracher facilement; être arraché, trainé, emporté, entrainé
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.SEMO Emo Fall down from something (sg) ; (moon) go down
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.SEMO F/emo/ki To fall down, drop off Problematic
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.SEMO Emo Be thin, not looking well (e.g. used of pregnant women) Problematic
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.SEMO Emo/nga Setting [of sun], falling down Problematic
Rennellese NP.SEMO Semu To faint, lose consciousness, be unconscious Problematic
Tahitian NP.SEMO Hemo Glisser des mains, échapper des mains; être dévancé, dépassé, surpassé. To be out-done in a contest; to slip off, as the handle of a tool (Dvs).
Tuamotu NP.SEMO Hemo Slip, come off, separate, become undone, be detached, open
East Uvea PN.SEGA.1 Hega Perruche (Coryphilus fringillaceus)
Emae PN.SEGA.1 Sega Bird sp. (Erythrura cyanovirens)
Niue PN.SEGA.1 Hega Blue-crowned Lory or parakeet (Vini australis); affectionate term for wife or daughter
Luangiua PN.SEGA.1 Seŋa Green palm lorikeet (Vini palmarum) (Bayliss-Smith)
Rennellese PN.SEGA.1 Se/senga Green palm lorikeet
Samoan PN.SEGA.1 Sega/segamauʔu Cardinal Honey-eater (Mysomela cardinalis) (Land Birds of Sam.)
Samoan PN.SEGA.1 Sega/vao Blue-crowned Lory (Vini australis) (Land birds of Sam.)
Easter Island PN.SEGA.2 Heŋa Brightness; to dawn
Easter Island PN.SEGA.2 Heŋa/heŋa Reddish; become red
East Futuna PN.SEGA.2 Segasega Aurore commençant à poindre
Emae PN.SEGA.2 Koa se/sega/ Reddish
Niue PN.SEGA.2 Hega/hega Red light rays at sunrise or sunset
Rennellese PN.SEGA.2 Senga/senga Yellowish-red, as a pimple or a boil